Mule IDE

Welcome to the Mule IDE project. If you have suggestions for improving the IDE or a bug to report, please use Jira. If you have questions or comments on Mule IDE, they can be posted to the forum. If you have questions that relate to using the IDE with Mule, you may also try the Mule Users mailing list.

For general information on using IDEs with Mule, see the [Mule Documentation].

Mule IDE 2.0

Mule IDE 2.0 is a development and testing environment based on Eclipse. It supports the following features:

Create a new Mule project in Eclipse
Create a working Mule project in Eclipse based on Mule examples
Create a new Mule configuration file with selected namespace declarations
Editing of Mule configuration files
Integrated Mule Schema auto-complete and documentation (using Eclipse-compatible XML editor with context sensitive content assistant)
Switching between Mule distributions in a project
Running the Mule Server in Eclipse to test your Mule project
Debugging your Mule project in Eclipse

Mule IDE 2.0 is compatible with any Mule 2.1 or later community or enterprise Mule distribution. Currently, it is available as a release candidate.

Getting Started

Developing the Mule IDE

Missing Features / Known Bugs

MULEIDE-107	Allow create project from complex examples with some manual effort
MULEIDE-121	Config wizard doesn't pre-fill the folder if activated on source folder
MULEIDE-114	Creating a new project from errorhandler example lacks activemq jar
MULEIDE-122	Switching distributions breaks after restart Eclipse

Mule IDE 1.4.3

Mule IDE 1.4.3 is not currently being maintained but can still be used with previous releases of Mule. Details can be found here

News

Sunday, February 8, 2009

Mule IDE 2.0 RC1 released

Last changed Feb 08, 2009 19:29 by Dirk Olmes

The Mule IDE has been stale for quite a long time, the plan to provide a graphical editor for Mule configurations turned out to be too ambitious. Still, the IDE is much more than a graphical editor for config files, it helps you to easily create new Mule projects, manage the classpath and create new config files.

We're proud to release the first release candidate of the Mule IDE. Just follow the installation guide and you'll be up and running in no time!

Posted at Feb 08, 2009 by

Dirk Olmes |

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